In retrospect, I can see that I had always known that it wouldn't between us. But after my pitiful love story in Vienna, I needed to believe in someone again...
In the book "Persepolis 2: The Story of a Return" by Marjane Satrapi, the narrator reflects on her past relationships, acknowledging a deeper understanding of their inevitable outcomes. She recognizes that her feelings were rooted in a longing for connection and hope, despite knowing the truth about her love life.
After experiencing a disappointing romance in Vienna, she yearns to trust and believe in love once more. This desire for connection illustrates the universal struggle of seeking meaningful relationships, even when past experiences suggest otherwise.
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